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Rádio Macau

Live music 18–45€ 6+

Wednesday 30 September

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Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior · Lisbon

Rádio Macau return to the stage with two concerts in Lisbon on September 30 and October 2, after more than a decade of hiatus. Tickets range from €18 to €45.

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Rádio Macau are back on stage with two concerts at the Coliseus, on September 30 and October 2. After more than a decade of hiatus, the band returns to the stage with the lineup that consolidated one of the most unique discographies in Portuguese pop-rock, promising a setlist that spans several phases of their career. Emerging in the context of the second wave of Portuguese pop-rock, Rádio Macau established themselves early on as a project that crosses the tension of post-punk with the sophistication of new wave and a strong literary dimension. More than following a trend, they built their own territory, guided by the word and an urban atmosphere in which guitars and electronics dialogue with the daily experience of Lisbon and its suburbs. Over the decades, Rádio Macau oscillated between moments of greater visibility and phases of reinvention, exploring electronic languages and autonomous production models. Never fully integrated into the mainstream nor confined to the underground, they occupied an intermediate and singular place in Portuguese music: that of a band that made melancholy pop material and literature song. €18 to €45 Portuguese pop/rock.

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Os Rádio Macau estão de regresso aos palcos com dois concertos marcados no Coliseus, a 30 de setembro e 2 de outubro. Depois de mais de uma década de pausa, a banda volta a subir aos palcos com a formação que consolidou uma das discografias mais singulares do pop-rock português, prometendo um alinhamento que atravessa várias fases do seu percurso. Surgidos no contexto da segunda vaga do pop-rock português, os Rádio Macau afirmaram-se desde cedo como um projeto que cruza a tensão do pós-punk com a sofisticação da new wave e uma forte dimensão literária. Mais do que acompanhar uma tendência, construíram um território próprio, guiado pela palavra e por uma atmosfera urbana em que guitarras e eletrónica dialogam com a experiência quotidiana de Lisboa e dos seus subúrbios. Ao longo das décadas, os Rádio Macau oscilaram entre momentos de maior visibilidade e fases de reinvenção, explorando linguagens eletrónicas e modelos de produção autónomos. Nunca plenamente integrados no mainstream nem confinados ao underground, ocuparam um lugar intermédio e singular na música portuguesa: o de uma banda que fez da melancolia matéria pop e da literatura canção. 18 € a 45 € música portuguesapop/rock

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